Regent Theatre
sash lasted m or the
Beast Orchestra Ivory Events;
Today
J an and Katheriuc’Lee
in the Fastest. Funniest and Most
av rue nearer mains
' uouoav ass rocaoav slid
sIIflv- an» a for. times the
‘ rod laps. and toggle iolnts
William Fsmult la the De Cults ha— out is bnke rods. but did not stop
tore. “Rough and W W- Hue recently had shock
. if the alumni of strong and twin absorbers put on car. Could this
action in . MON" 1. any measure have caused the trouble? Can you
of the popularity it is to enjoy, Wit ruse-t a remedy? G.
'liam Mum‘s new and suoorb do. As you do not give the make of cat
luxe production of the M and West. '0 can only surmise what the trouble
“Rough and Ready.” is certain to be M 50- It seems to be some defect
hailed as the most remarkable drama in the construction of the our. This
.—.———
Appealing Comedi'.
“We Should Worry!”
And King Baggot and Marguerite
Snow, in the Second Episode of
“The Eagle’s Eye”
Monday and Tuesday
William Farnum
In His Latest De Luxe Production,
“Rough and Ready”
Vital—Vlrils—leoroua.
A Picture that has Everything.
And the Latest
Hearst Paths Pictorials.
WEDNE‘COAY—Jack Pickford, in
“His Majesty. Bunker Icon." and
Fatty Arbuckls, in “Moonshine."
,1 rHURODAY and FRIDAY—Return
engagement of Gsrard’s “My
Four Vsara in Oar-manyfli
\M.
, Today
- Beautiful
; Clara Kimball Young
‘One of Her Most Recent Suc-
‘ ‘ ceases.
' The House of Glass”
" -. What All the World Is Doing
' ' in the .
HEARST PATHE NEWS
—-snd a—
w. 8. HART SPECIAL.
Monday
Lois Weber
~in the——
i «7,. .or and the Woman”
iliil liililiii
EGENT THEATRE TODAY
and Katherine Loo In “We
Should Worry!" Also “The
Eagle'a' Eye"
. Jane and Katherine ice. the Fox
llaby Grands, will be the attraction at
the Regent Theatre today. The
phenorhnally popular juvenile lumi-
naries will be seen in "We Should
Worry!’ a magnificent production.
supported by a specially chosen cast
of adult players.
The film shows the little Fox stars
as a self-constituted committee to
choose a husband for their wealthy
aunt. with whom they live. There is
a long list of aspirants for the 1mm
of the beautiful heiress and the chil-
dren have looked them over carefully
and titties their choice on the most
worthy. Then they start in to slim-
'tnate the undosirablea by a campaign
of teasing, which nearly drives the
suitors frantic and also results in
some of the most amusing scenes
ever screened.
Just about the time when they have
narrowed down the field to their own
candidate. a New ”irker arrives. and
immediately. takes ’ ant rank in their
aunt‘s regard. l" stems that all their
work has been in val n.for. althonsrh
they strive persistently to discourage
him in his ambition. he proves it
slayer.
But the new suitor is really a crook
who has come to town 3° rob the
bank and brought a couple of yegss
with. him to aid in his plans. The
childrenvbring everything to a happy
ending. .
ROIOn 'i’oini,
‘ Park
Shore .&‘Chicken A
' . _ Dinners fond it;
Alaflarlte SemCe
9y
, 121.3 {BAT’FHNGT'
liars Houses
fry-J." “moan: [OPEN
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jibe Regent Theatre has shown in causes brake rods to tighten when
;months. The picture, a splendid Wil— 8013! over lounces. Heavy coil
Iliam Fox odering. is at the theatre ”fl-SI Pit in plies of the toggle
gon Monday and Tuesday for 2 days. joints “11 HOD ”W320. Try 1008-
1 Next to the brilliant action. which wins the brakes slightly, but 001
Mr. Famum dominates in his always enough to allow them insuli-
.forcc-fuv style. the keynotes f “Rough
‘and Raddy,” is probably unusualncss.
The film treats of the “eternal trian-
gle." in a masterful, and unusual way.
Jusi where the plcturegocr expects
that the story will follow a time-hon-
ored course. it turns suddenly and
goes forward in a dllsrent manner.
it introdnee‘s' new' complications and
dramatic situations of powerful in-
teresi.
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DOUGLA8 S. ELLIMAN .
‘00 PER CENT. AMERICAN
Motoring Department, The Sentinel
rOn cranking my engine recently i
noticed it had lost compression. I had
noticed a loss of power for a week or
more. I had the cylinders remoyed.
and found several" shallow grooves
along the cylinder walls. not very
deep ones. however. Could this be
the cause of the loss of power?
Would it be. an expensive job to have
them removed? , ‘ 'i‘. S.
‘- Evidently some of your power has
leaked out there. but there may have
been leakage elsewhere, as through
Iuolnul the valves, around spark plugs, Are.
The grooves may have been caused
by pieces of the rings breaking off
and being iammed‘in between the
u cylinder walls and the piston. or the.
.the spirit thamntmated Douglas 3. casino may have run dry‘at some
Elliman, of Darlen. who has enlisted time. if "‘9 grooves are rev shal-
as private in the Naval Reserna and ‘0' "‘9 cylinders may be reground
is stationed at Pelham Bay. Mr. Elli- ind my ring: fitted. if very deep.
man has been engaged in study for rsboring will be needed. which will
some time and he expects to take up 'require 39' pistons ‘3 wall. 0’“ '
training in the omcsrs' class. Douglas 9”“ from 30““ “’9'" “MPEW'WM
8. 3111mm is at the head of one of ‘0 ('0 "Ch '0“-
the leading firms of real estate men » '
in New York and he left his lmpor. Motorlns Department. The Sentinel.
tant business aifairs in order to aervs‘ r-Ny car is s 1015 model. whicli bll
his country. He is beyond the draft given me good service for _10.000
site but animated with that 100 per miles. Lately it has been missing
. . ty mile:
cont. American s 'lrlt that will win is badly At woods below was
this was. p there is an explosion in tha aniline.
.— Some say thit the cam shaft is worn.
led and
Florence flinkla‘flnd Herbert With- but it waa recently overhau
"moon in concert at Tokensks Club. In" in 5°“ condition. Another mt'
Fdday night at the Tokenslts Club. “""l must "y “9 my car for "
Darin, Florence mails and Herbert 1”“ “"99 monibs. Shall I la"
Witherspoon will be heard is core "I“
l
Puts Important Privafa
Aside and Enllata as Privau
qu Will Enter OMrw'
‘vraining Class .
Oi‘ more than passing interest
3
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cert. the acid out of it to mvent ll .0" Maryland Camp Receives
The program will commends at 1" 0“ the plates. Thanking you. I. WASHINGTON. Ambit—Owing Promotion.
8-10 ‘ ‘m, L F. largely to large back paymints of BETHEL. An 28 -—Th ~—
-' ' wage lncreassa, the railroadh under 5 - 9 “WWW
The Boston Tool says of Miss Hin- You do not state the nature of the
kle that she is arshining light and ov-ju
crlasting example to aspirants. young carburetor or a mum" “91031011. nor
and old. Mr. Withcrapoon 1; ranked wether it only occurs when starting
with the worm «that singers and or ansr‘ths engine is heated. rho
has been ataxia: continually in con- trGUbls may be in faulty carburetor
cert and open for “at.“ "am adjustment. in valve stems, carbonic
Lovers of music will usdoubtodlwed plugs or ignition wires abort ctr
find 'thia evening a .moat enjovnnle’cuited. Keep the acid in the battery
one if apaut at the Toksneko Club:_
Honk l wHonk! i
Automohfle NotesE
Motoring Department. Tits Sentinel.
—l have a i914 model car, 136 inch
'wh'eelbass. with foot brake connect-
ing to equalizer on the rear end.
[emergency brake the same. but with
:a cross shaft. Brakes are of the in-
‘side expanding type. lhside drums on
irear wheels. As there wasnti way at
flaking up slack of brakes except at
Iends by yoke and clevia I had a turn-
ibuckle put in cti‘ch rod. T3,: likes
‘up slack all right, but going over
rough roads. .iounces. he. at ordinary"
speed brakes jam and‘bind. causing
the wheels to lock and slide. This
m
i
I
a.
battery‘man when out of use for em
lenglll of time. He will give it the
proper care at the proper time.
Motoring Department. The Sentinel.
-l have. always been told that the
glowing end of a lighted cigar or cllr
art-tie would not set fire to nsollne
or its vapor. But the other day i had
a proof to the contrary. A lighted
cigarette was tossed over into a cor-
ner. where it was quite dark. There
was a small (‘lln of gasoline- there
and some of it had leaked out and
run alone the floor. The gasoline lin-
msdiately burst into flame: While
the evidence runs the other way i
cannot believe it. in view of my -ex-
parlance lo the contrary. How do you
explain this? . y. 8.
Try this experiment. which you
will find absolutely saiez—Plsce some
I
i
r
the...“ wkaaths mae- m or:
i
H-i
battery on the car as it is or taksl
plosion. whether a backfire at‘ the
‘and have it charged ‘at lepst every _
-. months. it should be left with I ’
I
he was only seventeen years old and. Further slight improvement was fl;
'Curry was also a member of Kingpinl _ DUBLIN. August 23.4“” County
' the outbreak of the war because of de-
pletion in its membership. . ‘
mph 3 ill-Her sud smoke s
naming-pus furiously with the
lighted “438. the tumbler. next to
the liquid finalise. It will iotiake
fire. W vapor will only ignite
from a laid flame or the electric
spark. But if you use a loosely roil-
ed cigarette. in which the paper may
take fire the vapor will be ignited in
atantfy. Something of the sort must
have occurred when the cigarette
was tossed into the corner.
|
Hslpfui Hints
! Avoid trouble in your carburetor by
opening the bottom occasionally and
mm; off any water or sediment
which may have accumulated there.
iThi's is easily done if a drain valve is
provided, but if there is only a plug
this operation is apt to be neglected
until trouble occurs. Have a drain
valve fitted and do not neglect to use
it. -
A pocket flashlight is a barley and
inexpensive dsVice around a car. it
will come into frequent use of night.
mind is especially useful ln‘case of This remarkable photo marks
trouble around the engine. The faCt needing on the calm sea when she w'
that you have never needm one is occurred. wrecking the engine room.
no guarantee thnt you will never need
one in the future. It is like the pro
the last scene in the career of a torpedoed liner. The vessel Aim..."
as sighted by, the U-boat. As thsetorpedo hit its mark a terrific '- “
Luckily the crew were .savsd, boinfl picked up by a this! trot
The photo shows the last plunge of the liner as it disappeared 3 p
verblal life proserver; it may never
be needed. but when you want it you
want it badly.
Do not neglect to inspect the steer-
ing gear at least once a week. More
harm may be done by failure of the
steering gear Ethan by any other acci-
dent. Look it over carefully ind see
that each belt is properly secured.
Watch the lost motion of the steer-
ing wheel. and if it begins to increald
inspect the ball and socket ioints of
the drag link and tighten the one that
is coming loose.
Few people realise how idiportant
it is to strain the lubricating oil as it
is put into the breathing tube. A fine
wlrp gauze strainer should be in the
funnel, as particles of lint. to, will
clog the pump or passageways if they
are not kept‘out. This is more in
FRIDAY, AUG.
Flurencg llinllle Willi
Herbert Wilherspoon
song Recital
. TOKENEKE CLUB
minimum.
PONBD “
The South Nomlk 3m.
outing has been indefinitely L
ed on account or amenity to .'
transportation to Smith's
.30. 8:30 P. M.
a. c. Hexausa ......... ga' '
, - was. sent. an _,
- Public AIM: g -.
"8' ' 8°?“ "mats:
I - . l ’
8530 iOn the Premises
0
Ram
Wm. T
I
"untold . _
~Coriatstlng' or many Ins .
Pieou. which are genuine p ‘
(the celebrated Hoppclwhito. -
t
portant with the plunger pum‘p than
with the gait pump. but clogged
pipes may occur on any syitcm. ll'l'flli. I_OY GIT.
GONIIIMOIN VON
minnows FACING N I-Iwumr
“83599000 DEFICIT. “'9'"! tunnel—Kain Station“ .t
meat of the promotion of Corporal
Samuel 8. Ambler to second lieutenant
at the Amberdeeh proving ground in
Maryland has been received here.
Lieutenant Ambler is a popular Bethel'
young man‘ and the son of Mr. and!
hire. James Ambler of South street.
He was attending Yale at the time,
of his enlistment. he is now at his:
home on a five days' furlough. '
MARONE’S CASE IN JUVENILE
COURT.
—_~
Heard in Chambers by Judge Condos
Yesterday Afternoon.
The complaint of the American Hat
Gar against young “Johnny" Morons.l
developed into a Juvenile case andl
was heard in chambers yesterday af-
ternoon before Judge Candse. A
‘ While no details were given out i‘.
is understood that the matter was ’ad-
'ilhted to the satisfaction of f... con-
: corned.
Federal control in June reported an
aggregate deficit of 858.050.000 in rail-
way operating income as compared
with positive earnings of $98,909,000
in Jlme. 1917.
This reduced the total operating in-
come for tlissalx mouths of Govern-
ment operation ending with June. to
illd,10t,00‘0.‘as compared with 8468.-
208.000 in the cornsponding period of
last year.
These dgurcs,’ compiled by the in-
terstate Cordtnercs Commission and
announced today. show that the Gov-
ernment has lost about $290,000,000 in
operation of railroads during the first
six months this year.
The wage payments in June under
Director-General McAdoo'a order. as
reported by 164; or about threerfourths
of the first-class roads. amounted to
”33.000000. Withofrg. this added ex-
pense, the railroadwi in June would
have earned ”4.084.000.
waives T0 MOTHER
\ ‘ AFTER TWO YEARO
Sergeant Arthur Curry stationed in
Alaska Loft Bridgeport Flva
‘ Yours Ago.
_. ,. -..
I' NORWALK CRAFT T0 CHASE I
‘ f " muons
BRIDGEPORT. Aug. Zl.—After two C
years of silence Mrs. George Curry of ’1 “Duly-'91!!! Hunt.’ 0! 1M! NICO.
243 Harriet street has received word " ”W“! h“ 9°“? boat Zuba In up
from her son. Sergeant Arthur Curry. 5:119“! for: mm!“- "99378101? to
stating that he is now stationed at fig 0 rs ’8 “a early WWW"
f'li‘tirt Walsh, Alaska. H2313"; 31;: 112:3! ensue: tn lia-
Since his departure from Bridgeport ‘ The Zuba ls ‘ Shunclinem fd N01103-
llvs years ago. when he went to the éfiginslly built it the lira tanfi‘was
Philippines Mrs. Curry has heard from Herritt as sailyboa l‘ 0 En am
her son infrequently. ' ‘ t' She WI! 00%
vetted i . "
When war broke out Mrs. Curry, ex-‘ uto ‘ power boat ”um m“
. a . and _ .
peeling her son had been detailed for “:2 1' m.“ km" m 1“" Y".
' i w. ' .19.
service in France. tried to learn his
military unit but was unsuccessful. y CARDINAL FARLEY IMPROVED
MAMARONEC’K. N. Y.. Aug. ll.-
..
D
Curry enlisted five years ago when
has seen srvice ill “18‘ Philippines 33 i ported today in the condition of Car-
well as Alaska. He is widely known 1?:dinfl John M. Farley. nfihbmuop of
the East Side where he has lived alllNew York, who is critically m at mg
his life. Robert, a younger brother, is 'summer home here.
now serving. with \the. marines. Sergt.’
a. 0., which disbanded shortly after Dubfln Grand Orange Lodsehas pass-
ed a resolution recording its determin-
ed opposition to any for of Home
Rule whatsoever.” and asserting that
the inhabitants of lreland “can be as
wisely and Justly governed from West-
minster as those of England. Scotland
and Wales."
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ANTICIPATING NATURE
Yul rapist say it came unexpect-
edlyl l‘toia before warning was xii“-
cn. That dyspepsia, constipation, H‘-
or trouble was an equivoci‘tl slzudow
of common events. To the initiated
3' spelled blood deficiency, which is the
1. physiologic cause of a long list of con-
, cautions. functional. . ne‘rvs, buns
. . and tissue ailments.
" ifll'bs Mechans Physical Therapy in.
. l
in. also of the Empimand‘ ’
«concreting-rs ~.,
HEAil srausottolm‘ it. .
‘ “"1 ci'im!‘ Wxiarn's Matron and
‘-- 1‘ iParlor and Library '
All Four Mall Caught WC”. Examina mining-room. lull. inclldlll
tioa Balers Laws . “Table, Chair-r China cl
.___.__ r, iTablo. several Bed-room
A hearingof the four man no were . gilfgzguxfiwd ». ‘I ..
arrested lastlaturday night for lhe'Curtains. Pler "1min“
sale of liquor to United States sailors Pictures.’ Brice-Brae. III“ .
when Department of Justice onsets China (some ““0“”. .
raided sections of Stamford, was held. vsrware, Kitchen Utcns .
this week before United States Com- Good family Horse. “mi
mlssioner Hugh J. Lavery. ick Runabout Automobile. ~
.. All four plan waivsi examinsdoaienlor Automobile. and a”
and they will he tried at in. Sapient-"- '
her seslon of the United Silica District lwvfidmflg’flf _
court in Hartford. The bonds of the lion by any one interested... ' _ _
quartet were fixed at 8300 each. Last seen on the premises “’ “a.
night the men were not able to raise ous to "1° ”‘9' ‘ ' .
the needed money and were sent to ' SALE POSITIVE. YER”
' , '1‘. I. ”mom: ‘
the rairileld County loll. ~ l '
These men are Edward Root, Phtrlck A ‘
Burke and John Hartwiuk. all of Siam;
lord. and Nasaarlu Toscia of Bridng
M .
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mass
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”"5"" “milité‘ldii'...
for This Wee Miami-s“
NEW YORK cm! cm
117 East 23rd at.
. 30:
Loan Moat, no Boris ..
Rings Car Beef ...... .. . .. 38: 't Phone Grammaroy 7“.
Fruit Plato Beef ............. . .. 20: It you are in a hurry. lust . '
during ”my, :and we will take care of me
N silva Vaal ~ _ ifor you. We have seven of ‘
\ :Trucks in _the state. Also, ‘
Dixie Bacon . . .. . ............ . . .. 82c ‘Dump Trucks for Contracton .
Smoked Shoulder ............ . .. 27: v Our Trucks make do“! m “
Sugar Cured Hams ...’ ........... 38c:.Y°"“h°"Y‘d Let “WP duh 4
ifreig i. an express. an . ‘ ,
Strictly Fresh Eggs ............ .. 65s ‘ away from the congested t_
Gold Modalfluttsr.............-.55c: 'We Haul , i'
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Brookfisid’auttor 5: L. ,~. Am- I.
Meadow Goldauttsr ...... . 55: No Job Too m ‘
Pura Lard ........ . .............. 34:“ S
‘ ‘ .‘ Your shipments -an en”
Everything in line groceries and competent. employea only. :
delicatessen. A receipt is given and ob ,
‘ali goods handled.
Phone or- wrlte for ourratag I,
save you time and money...
LiGHT AND HEAVY TAU
‘ or All Kinds. "
VANS for L‘
Furniture No.
Plats Corned Beef ............e.. 20:
C harnocli’s Market
76 N. Main St.
Benjamin He :t ,
. Tel' 583-2 .
YOU ARE; DOING nil”
Evthn"rsa‘tl’liat~ do ',
aha-rig, ”$1.533..." 313m?” disdain
Stamps, you can truthfully say, and say it with J ‘
"1 Han a satin morals." "roct‘immmn'uo
, gogmmmo no ms." 9in: rs raar 01'
‘ Without-stunts you oaths hearty Wm 19‘"
made to your Governinmt’s an; butwe, 31”- " ‘ " '
loin you not tortillas-your room; but to bear on -
tolmoponaa , in‘ordsr ihatyour doom ““9?-
to 3'5: only ' Museum" *' _
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